The Floyd County Humane Society is searching for a home for one of their longest tenured shelter dogs. Velma is described as a sweet, cuddly and loving senior dog who has spent more than a year waiting for a forever home.

This morning, showers have overtaken the area with heavier bands of rain now moving into parts of the NRV and Southside Zones. Don’t forget the umbrella this morning!

Local business owners in Blacksburg say talk of new federal tariffs has not yet had a big effect on day-to-day operations.

Giles High School has been awarded a $25,000 grant from Carhartt’s For the Love of Labor program to introduce Career and Technical Education through the National Center for Construction Education and Research’s High School Builder Program.

Recent discussions about a data center coming to Southwest Virginia have focused on a site in the New River Valley. The Virginia First Regional Industrial Facilities Authority (VFRIFA), which owns the New River Commerce Park in Pulaski County, is exploring a major project involving data centers.

The New River Valley Home Builders Association announced that the opening of the registration for the Lego home building contest is taking place at the 2026 expo on March 21 and 22.

One person is injured following a single-vehicle crash that occurred in Bedford on Saturday, Bedford Fire Department said.

Virginia State Police is investigating a hit-and-run crash in Bedford County that left a man dead

The Bedford County Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday that it had arrested a man after an investigation that began in April of last year conducted by the James River Regional Drug Task Force.

Centra announced it will close its Bedford hospice house, citing operating costs that have outpaced donations. Centra says home-based hospice services in Bedford will continue and staff are working with patients and families to identify next steps. The hospice house’s last day of operation is scheduled for April 15.

Two dogs have died following a house fire that occurred in Bedford County on Tuesday, Bedford Fire Department said.

Neighbors in the Governors Hill subdivision in Bedford say they are running out of places to park and fear a nearby new development will make traffic and safety problems worse. Residents and the homeowners association are at odds over whether the new project is part of Governors Hill, and neighbors want clearer answers about access, parking, and safety for children. Neighbors in Governors Hill said street parking has become scarce and that the next car into the subdivision could make matters worse.

Roanoke-Blacksburg Airport is urging people to get to the airport with at least two hours to spare so they can get to their flights on time.

Blacksburg girls add another team title to their stash.

Supporters want the bill to cover all state employees, including campus and home health workers.

It’s well known that Blacksburg has many issues when it comes to housing. Availability, affordability and quality are all concerns among students and locals.

Local business owners in Blacksburg say talk of new federal tariffs has not yet had a big effect on day-to-day operations.

Planes and trains are impacted by the blizzard pounding the Northeast Monday morning

Staunton River girls earn region runner-up bid.

No one was injured after an altercation led to reports of shots being fired in Christiansburg on Sunday, a Christiansburg public information officer told 10 News.

Rural Retreat claims Class 1 team title, snapping Grundy's 10-year win streak.

A deadly fire early Thursday morning devastated a mobile home on the 1600 block of Peppers Ferry Road in Christiansburg. Firefighters responded quickly, but one person was confirmed dead, and four others from the family of five were injured. The conditions of the survivors remain unknown.

Montgomery County officials announced Thursday that one person died and three others were hospitalized following a house fire in Christiansburg Thursday.

The Christiansburg Police Department released details on Thursday regarding an investigation involving juveniles after inaccurate accounts of the event had been circulating.

A new smartphone app connected to Danville’s emergency response system aims to help cardiac arrest victims receive lifesaving CPR faster by alerting nearby volunteers.

The Danville Fire Department announced Tuesday the launch of PulsePoint Respond in the City of Danville in partnership with the Danville Emergency Communications Center.

On Friday, the Danville Department of Social Services warned residents of ongoing text scams regarding SNAP benefits.

Patrick Botkin has been located safely, according to the Danville Police Department.

Eagles win their 13th consecutive game against the Spartans to advance.

Danville Officials announced Monday that a former staff member at the W.W. Moore, Jr. Juvenile Detention Home had been indicted and arrested on multiple charges after officials say she engaged in a non-forcible contact with a 15-year-old boy who was in custody.

On Thursday, March 5, the Greater Roanoke Workforce Development Board will host a hiring event at the Salem Civic Center for Yokohama employees affected by upcoming layoffs.

It’s a big weekend ahead for the city of Salem and the Moyer Sports Complex. Virginia tech softball is set to host its second annual, “Hokie Invite”, with the likes of Penn State, Michigan, Radford and JMU coming to the Valley.

Roanoke’s defense limited Virginia Wesleyan to 27.6 percent shooting in the second half.

William Fleming girls top Glen Allen on the road for the Region 5C title.

The Greater Roanoke Workforce Board announced they are partnering with Virginia Works to hold an “Explore Your Next Move” workshop for Yokohama employees on Monday, March 2.

Wednesday night provided teams across Virginia another opportunity to punch their tickets to the state tournament, including Salem girls basketball and E.C. Glass boys basketball.